Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-01
Entertainments.
CARLL'S OPERA HOUSE.

CARLL'S OPERA HOUSE. The noted demonstrator of the phenomenal power of mind-reading, MT. Washington IT, wing Bishop, will give another of his public exemplifcations of his strange talent at Carlls Opera House next Friday evening. The extraordinary interest created in the New Haven public's mind at Mir. Bishop's last appearan ce here will no doubt again as- sure highly interested audience. BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. The noted play of Augustin' Daly's fUnder the Gaslight" was produced at Bun nel's yesterday it being the opening day of the weeks engagement. The popularity of the play was fully exem- plifed by the presence of the large audiences at both performances yesterday. It has been excellently mounted by the present manage ment and presents, so far scenery and eff feets are concerned, better appearance than has yet been attained. The people of the company are far above the average. Miss Mercedes Malarini as Laura Courtland is a very charming and capable young actress. The scenery and mechanical effects deserve r1ecial mention. The railroad scene in the loarth act called forth wild applause, as it richly deserved. The exterior of the Tombs and the dock scene were also very realistic fUnder the Gaslight" appeals to more human interest than do most of the modern English melodramas
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Mr. Mckee Rankin and his company had quite large audience at the New Haven Opera House last evening. ''The Golden Giant" is romantic drama representing life as it was in Idaho twenty years ago. The play is full of strong situations and MT. Rankin makes it at times very pathetic. Its I c--IJ 1E kI -E ,s,,s, camp with it's accompanying games of faro and draw poker. For the past three years MT. Rankin has been playing at San Francis co and other cities in the far West just such characters as the one he selected last evening. He has the same easy manners as ever and at once made friends with his auditors. The company is a good one. Miss Mabel Bert was very charming as Bessie Fairfax" and she and Mr. Robert C. Hilliard, who took the part of ''Jack Mason,' the gambler, slung more slang in every act than is usually heard in an entire play. Miss Daisy Doris mod est assumption of the role of "Ethel Gray" and MT. Charles Stanley as ttBixby" deserve sm oothly as it will this evening, when it will do ubtless receive another large audience.
 a1LMoRE's BAND DWIGHT. A grand musical treat will be given the lovers of good music tonight on the occa- S1on or the concert or 0llIHOr6s Uauu. 4uo programme selected for this evening is rich in specialties and is exceedingly well adapt ed to bring out the strong points in this famous organization. The following is the programmes:
 Overture -'Tannhauser. er.".................W :" Wagner
 Gimore's Band. Euphonium Solo-"Concerto Originale,"
 ........................... .Raffayolo
 Signor Raffayolo. Nocturne Religeuse-'The Last Hope, ".......
 
 Giaore's Band. Flute Solo-"The Witches Dance, ,"....... .Paganinf
 MT. Fred Lax. Rhapsodie Hongroise No. s.................-Lis -Liszt
 Gmores Band. Grand Dramatic Scena and Aria for Soprano-"The Mad Scene from Hamlet, '. .Ambroise Thomas
 Sung by Miss Letitia Fritch. Grand Aria for Cornet-"The Lost Chord,".
 Mir. B. 0. Bent. Solo for Petit Carfonet-Variations on the Carnival
 Herr Matus Patrol of the Owls Club-'Out all Night,".
 .Escher
 Gimores Band Solo for Saxophone-
 a. Aria from the Bohemian Girl T. "...... Balfe b. Serio -Comique Exultatisn, 'Colored Camp
 Meetings, ........................L Linden
 Mir. E. A. Lefebre Quadrile of All Nations. Julien
 Qn five numbers)
 Musical Director, MT. P. 8. Gilmore.